Initial Program Announcement

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1 Initial Program Announcement Third Annual Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium Collaboration, Sharing and Networking for Optimum Care Wednesday, January 28* through Friday January 30, 2015 Holiday Inn Conference Center Owatonna, Minnesota

2 Wednesday, January 28, 2014 Time Activity Title Presenters CEU 5:00-6:30 Pre-Conference Lessons Learned: Treating Co-Occurring Disorders Panel Discussion C. Isenhart, S. Lansing, D. Wright, J. Anderson, J. Wilson 6:30-8:00 Conference Reception A Warm Tropical Reception (Waterpark) 5:00-6:30 Lessons Learned: Treating Co-Occurring Disorders The Co-Occurring Symposium will be instituting for the first time this year, a Pre-Conference Program in the form of a Panel Discussion. The purpose of the panel will be to; 1) Provide an informal forum for questions and answers regarding the treatment particularities of co-occurring substance and mental health conditions, 2) An opportunity to directly engage practitioners at all levels of service to dialogue regarding challenges with cooccurring treatment. Members of the panel include; Carl Isenhart, PsyD, ABPP, Partial Hospitalization Program, VA Medical Center, Minneapolis. (Presenter 2014) Steve Lansing, MSW, LICSW, PhD, Clinical Director, Empower CTC, Rochester, Minnesota, (Presenter 2013 and 2015). David Wright, MSW, LICSW, Treatment Director, Dual Recovery Program, Owatonna, Minnesota (Presenter 2013, 2014.) Joseph Wilson, MD, Psychiatrist, Allina Health Systems, Owatonna, Minnesota and South Central Human Relations Center, Owatonna Minnesota. (Presenter 2013) Jody Anderson, LADC, Director, West Hills Lodge, Owatonna and Northfield, Minnesota. If you wish to submit a question to the panel, you may do so at the discussion in person or submit in advance. If you wish to do so in advance, please send your question care of: Symposium Panel Question to davidw@schrc.com. You are welcome to remain anonymous or identify yourself.

3 6:30-8:30 A Warm, Tropical (Symposium) Reception Welcome reception for all symposium conference and vendor participants located in the Waterpark of the hotel. Network with vendors and conference attendees. An assortment of hors devours include; Beef Empandadas,Spicy Pineapple Fritters, Jerk Chicken Wings w/mango Sauce, Chimichurri Steak Tacos, Hawaiian Banana Nut Bread. Also non-alcoholic tropical slushy drinks are all included at no extra cost. If you wish to add spirits, they will be available at your own additional cost. Wear your tropical attire and enjoy what the waterpark has to offer!! Thursday Morning, January 29, 2015 Time Activity/Title Presenter CEU 7:15-8:00 -Check-In- All Participants 8:00-8:30 Opening Remarks David Wright, MSW, LICSW 8:30-10:00 Session I: Co-Occurring Disorders and the Criminal Justice System: Working with Public Defenders, It s Not as Painful as You Think Jeff Johnson J.D., Angela Kroening Johnson, LSW 10:00-10:15 -Break- 10:15-11:45 Session II The Treatment Triad, Steve Lansing, PhD, MSW, LICSW, Ann Lansing, RN, BSN, MPH, CARN 11:45-1:00 -Lunch- Provided-Sandwich, Soup Buffet

4 8:30-10:00 Co-Occurring Disorders and the Criminal Justice System: Working with Public Defenders, It s Not as Painful as You Think Jeff Johnson JD, Angela Kroening Johnson, LSW The presenters bring together over 30 years of working with clients within the criminal justice system. In this presentation, they will share their unique prospectives, he as a Chief Public Defender of the 3 rd Judicial District and she as a Dispositional Advisor for the Minnesota Board of Public Defense. Together they will examine; information regarding the intersection of law and treatment of individuals with co-occurring disorders, review information regarding treatment and recidivism and, present for discussion and understanding, the challenges and considerations of individuals with co-occurring disorders whom are involved in the criminal justice system. 10:15-11:45 The Treatment Triad: The Interaction and Reaction Between Physical, Chemical and Mental Health- Understanding and Direction Steve Lansing, PhD, MSW, LICSW, Ann Lansing, RN, BSN, MPH, CARN Have you ever worked with someone who gives vague answers, seems evasive, gives no response to questions and frequently provides the I don t know answer? Do you wonder if that person is being resistant, defiant or just plain criminal in their thinking? We can look at criminal histories and see patterns that suggest criminal thinking but often there is some use of alcohol or drugs in the mix. What part of behavior is thinking, what part of behavior is substance use and/or withdrawal? A chemical health assessment will provide clues to that answer but how often do we look at medical problems? Those who work with the criminal Justice population recognize the often poor state of self-care and nutrition and are familiar with recognizing some of the symptoms of mental illness. Thursday Afternoon, January 29, 2015 Time Activity/Title Presenter CEU 1:00-2:30 Session III Comparing Patient-Identified Healing and Satisfaction Factors in Residential Treatment David Smith, PhD., LICSW 2:30-2:45 -Break- 2:45-4:15 Session IV Voice Therapy for Addiction and Mental Health Treatment Saul Selby, MA, LADC 4:15-4:30 Day 1 Wrap-Up David Wright, MSW, LICSW 4:30-5:30 -Break/Check-In- 5:30-7:30 Evening Meal Area Establishments (On Your Own) 7:30-9:00 Entertainment and Social Time (Presentation of Americana Music) In Main Conference Center

5 1:00-2:30 Comparing Patient-Identified Healing and Satisfaction Factors in Residential Treatment David Smith, PhD., LICSW Participants will review a recently-published study of male and female residential cooccurring patients that ranked perceived healing and satisfaction factors at the end of their treatment experience. A comparison of these factors reveals insights and opportunities for clinicians to examine/enhance their existing co-occurring treatment services. 2:45-4:15 Voice Therapy for Addiction and Mental Health Treatment Saul Selby, MA, LADC Voice therapy is a form of cognitive restructuring that enables clients to move more readily, gain insight into, and effectively manage self-defeating thinking. By helping clients externalize these thoughts as part of themselves, but distinct from themselves, voice therapy helps clients identify and effectively manage self-defeating thoughts that can contribute to addiction, relapse, depression and anxiety. 7:30-9:00 Presentation of Americana Music (In Main Conference Center) Friday Morning, January 30, 2015 Time Activity/Title Presenter CEU 7:15-8:00 -Breakfast- 8:00-9:30 Session V: The Visiting Native Catherine Larsen, MS, LAMFT 9:30-9:45 -Break- 9:45-11:15 Session VI: Is Chronic Pain in Your Future? What is on the Horizon for CD/MH Professionals? Sarah Mangan, MSW, LICSW, Carl White, LSW and Ronald Amdahl, MS, LP 11:15-11:30 Closing Remarks David Wright, MSW, LICSW 11:30 Door Prize Steve Lansing, PhD, MSW, LICSW Drawing/Adjournment 8:00-9:30 The Visiting Native Catherine Larsen, MS, LAMFT For the Native American, receiving services for co-occurring disorders is frequently a tenuous, ineffective visit to a program instead of a meaningful event on their journey through recovery. Disparity in professional acknowledgement of worldview and lifetime lessons can prevent appropriate diagnosis and treatment planning and this will be the focus of this session. 9:45-11:15 Is Chronic Pain in Your Future? What is on the Horizon for CD/MH Professionals? Sarah Mangan, MSW, LICSW, Carl White, LSW and Ronald Amdahl, MS, LP

6 What is on the horizon for chemical and mental health professionals? Current research indicates that maladaptive use of alcohol or mood-altering chemicals, specifically opiate drugs, taken over a long period of time, actually increases a client s perception of pain. How do we as practitioners address this growing and critical part of substance use disorder treatment? During this presentation, you will have an opportunity to consider how pain impacts your current and future clients. The concept we discuss here is Tri-Morbidity ; the confluence of physical, chemical and mental health. (Alternative) Neurostimulant Abuse and ADHD: Co-Occurrence and Treatment Strategies David Wright, MSW, LICSW Perhaps no greater controversy exists in the treatment of co-occurring substance abuse and mental health conditions as that of how to treat clients with co-occurring neurostimulant abuse and ADHD. This presentation will help to demonstrate the effective strategies, dispel preconceived myths and promote positive action for the treatment of both, thereby increasing the client s recovery outcome and overall quality of life Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium Conference Attendee Registration Complete below for each participant. Registration must be received by January 19, 2014 Conference participation includes all breaks, meals, entertainment and a total of up to 10.5 continuing educational units. Note: Conference registration may not be divided among attendees. Please indicate your registration by checking the following; Name: Home Address: Pre-Conference Panel Only (includes access to reception) $25 [ ] Thursday and Friday Conference Only $150 [ ] Entire Conference (Wed thru Friday) $175 [ ] License Designation (ex: LADC, LP, LICSW, etc) Organization: Address: Occupation Title: Phone: Payment: Check/Credit Card: (Type) Number: Exp Date: / Signature: Please include payment with check made payable to: SCHRC/DRP Mail To: Dual Recovery Program 610 Florence Avenue Owatonna, MN

7 Vendor/Exhibitor Registration Information The 2015 Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium Planning Committee wishes to welcome our participating vendors. For your comfort and convenience, we have authorized that all breaks, meals and entertainment be included in this year s vendor registration fee. We ask that you submit 1-2 names only with your registration. The price does not included access to conference sessions or continued education units. Individuals wishing to participate in both will be asked to register in both activities. Since the conference has extended to include Wednesday, you will receive additional exposure for your organization at no additional cost this year. Conference vendors will again be assigned tables on a first-come, first served basis. Space is limited and the lobby of the conference center will once again be the center of this activity. Set up time will commence at 1 PM on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 and take down to be completed by noon on Friday, January 30, Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium Vendor Registration Complete Conference Vendor Registration Fee below for each vendor. Registration must be received by January 19, Space is limited and accepted on a first-come, first served basis. Space includes a 6 table with skirting and some have access to electrical outlets. Vendor registration includes this year all breaks, meals, entertainment not to exceed 2 individuals per vendor registration. No continuing education units or conference presentation attendance is included. Individuals participating in both are required to purchase both. Please indicate your registration by checking the following; Name(s) (1-2): Organization: Organizational Address: Phone: Address: Conference Vendor Registration Fee Only $150 [ ] Above with Break Sponsor Partial* $250 [ ] Above with Break Sponsor Solo ** $300 [ ] Payment: Check/Credit Card: (Type) Number: Exp Date: / Signature: *Includes vendor registration and share of sponsorship advertising for a break. **Includes vendor registration and entire sponsorship advertising for a break. Sponsors are requested to forward a copy of a picture for overhead display at the time of registration. Please include payment with check made payable to: SCHRC/DRP Mail To: Dual Recovery Program 610 Florence Avenue Owatonna, MN

8 Hotel Accommodations Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Owatonna 2365 Nw 43rd St, Owatonna, MN, 55060, US Phone Number : The 2015 Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium is once again pleased to announce that the Holiday Inn Conference Center will offer a special conference rate to all participants (conference attendees and vendors alike) of $89/night, Wednesday and Thursday nights. Please contact the facility directly and mention COD for the Co-Occurring Disorders Symposium Special Rate. We ask that you do so as soon as possible as a block of rooms have been reserved and will be available on a first-come, first served basis.